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Friday, September 13, 2013

Teape and Ziggy NFL Pick'em Show - Week 2



Everyone's favorite radio hosts Kenny (@teapester725) and Nick (@ziggy26x) make their triumphant return to the Bob Sullivan Show (@BobSulllivanShow) after a two month hiatus. The last show they hosted was during the MLB All-Star Break and they are finally back for football season. The Best Looking Radio show is back with their new segment for the NFL season dubbed "Pick 6". There will be five randomly selected games that Kenny and Nick will choose the winner based off of the spreads they get off of www.covers.com; each game picked correctly will be worth one point. The last game will be a special underdogs special that will be worth double, even triple points. Kenny and Nick will receive two points for picking an underdog correctly and if that underdog goes on to win the game they will receive three points. The posts the remainder of the weeks we will also be keeping track of the points and previous weeks picks as a friendly wager will be put together between the co-hosts. Follow the link below to hear the first picks of the season from Kenny and Nick.

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/the-bob-sullivan-show/2013/09/13/teape-and-ziggy-show

Monday, April 22, 2013

Revis Island No Longer Located in New York


By Ryan McDonald (@RonnieMac90)

The Darrelle Revis trade has been in the works all off-season. It finally happened on April 21st, trading Revis to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. In return, the Jets acquired the Bucs 1st round pick in this draft, number 13, and a fourth round pick in 2014.

In comparison to the other big trade this NFL off-season, the Percy Harvin deal from Minnesota to Seattle, the Vikings received Seattle’s 1st and 5th round picks in 2013 and a third rounder in 2014. So it would appear that Percy Harvin, a pro-bowl level wide receiver is worth more than the best cornerback in the league in Revis. Another conclusion drawn from this could be that the Jets simply got robbed and should have got more than two picks.